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The Dunedin-by-way-of-Oakland sound on this super cool post-punk release doesn’t skimp on hooks.
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Nitpick & Split
by Purpur Spytt
Charlotte Mermoud's sometimes wacky vocals blend with plenty of wiry bass and a slightly sinister punk vibe.
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Super catchy, rubber band post-punk that's well worth the 10 minutes it takes to listen.
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Serious Devo vibes with some creeping synths from this Oakland-based project featuring members of Mall Walk and Religious Girls.
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Raw experimental punk noisy enough to peel paint off the basement walls.
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A bite-size serving of power pop from a rising Virginia band equipped with three different guitarists; riff snobs won't be disappointed.
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Nothing Moves Me
by Broken Record
Self-described "power goth" band from Colorado goes maximalist with a strident album inspired by ’90s pop punk, emo, and alternative.
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